Answer the following questions :
- What kind of skill does car driving require?
- What is meant by "eyes open looking ahead, left and right"
- Why is human brain called the most sophisticated machine?
- How do CPUs and brains differ?
- Do you support the idea that conscience is our best guide on the roads? Why? Why not?
A.
B.
C.
D.
Explanation: a) Car driving requires caution and alertness along with an active brain that can operate on ever-changing conditions
of the traffic. Besides, a car driver should be skilled enough to face any unexpected behaviour from any vehicle
or pedestrian.
b) The statement implies that a driver must be vigilant and alert while driving. He should be careful about any vehicle or pedestrian in front of his car or coming from left and right.
c) Human brain is intelligent by naturE- Besides, it is able to operate on ever-changing conditions and standards of judgment. That’s why, it is called the most sophisticated machinE-
d) CPU or the Central Processing Unit is artificially intelligent machinE- It is programmed to do only specific jobs under fixed conditions. On the other hand, human brain is intelligent by nature and can operate on ever-changing conditions and standards of judgment.
e) Yes, I do agree with the statement. We must have control in ourselves while driving. We should remember that the highways or roads are not racing circuits and we don’t want to be regarded as a killer.
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